SCIM (智能通用输入法平台)

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After compiling SCIM, you will need to add the following lines to your .xinitrc file in order to have SCIM start whenever you start X windows:

Example lines to add to ~/.xinitrc file for starting SCIM:
The first line starts scim as a daemon. The second line tells X to use SCIM as the input method server.[code]
scim -d
export XMODIFIERS=@im=SCIM[/code]

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If you are using an older version of SCIM (prior to version 0.8.0) and are not already running in a Chinese, Japanese, or Korean locale, then you will need to set the LC_CTYPE environment variable to refer to a Chinese, Japanese, or Korean locale in your ~/.profile file. Note that you can do this even if your LANG environment variable is set to another (UTF-8) locale, such as English, as shown in the example below. Versions of SCIM after v. 0.8.0 will work fine with LANG set to any UTF-8 locale.

Example lines to add to ~/.profile file for starting SCIM:
Versions of SCIM prior to v. 0.8.0 expect to operate in a CJK environment. However, you can have SCIM operate under another primary language environment, such as UTF-8 English, by setting the LANG and LC_TYPE environment variables in the manner shown here. This example assumes you are using the BASH shell. With versions of SCIM after v. 0.8.0, any UTF-8 locale will do and you won't need to set LC_CTYPE separately.[code] export LANG=en_US.UTF-8

export LC_CTYPE=zh_TW.UTF-8[/code]